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The American Experience-2011
The American Experience Groups-Per 3
Vocabulary 2011-2012-Period 3
Transcendentalism 2011-Period 3
IR Quarter 1 Book Reviews-Period 3
The Scarlet Letter-Period 3
CP English 3 Midterm Review 2012-All Periods
Transcendental Literature-Midterm 2012
The Scarlet Letter-Midterm 2012
The Crucible-Midterm 2012
IR Book Club Quarter 3-Period 3
The Great Gatsby-Period 3
The Great Gatsby Facebook Profiles-Period 3
Final Assessment Career Project 2012-Period 3
Oner and Opul-Period 3
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Opul- rich or wealthy
OPULENCE-
wealth,riches,or affluence.
The man’s opulence was demonstrated by the solid gold statue outside his house.
Opulent-
abundant or
plentiful
The create had opulent supplies.
Opulently-
Possessing or exhibiting great wealth
The man opulently supplied the contestants with rooms.
Oner- a burden
Onerous-
burdensome,oppressive,
or troublesome
The people revolted against the onerous government.
Exonerate-
to clear, as of an accusation;free from guilt
or
blame
The evidence will exonerate the defendant.
Onerary-
Fitted
for,
or carrying, a burden
The man seemed to be onerary because ha had a bad day at work.
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OPULENCE-wealth,riches,or affluence.
The man’s opulence was demonstrated by the solid gold statue outside his house.
Opulent- abundant or plentiful
The create had opulent supplies.
Opulently- Possessing or exhibiting great wealth
The man opulently supplied the contestants with rooms.
Oner- a burden
Onerous- burdensome,oppressive, or troublesome
The people revolted against the onerous government.
Exonerate- to clear, as of an accusation;free from guilt or blame
The evidence will exonerate the defendant.
Onerary- Fitted for, or carrying, a burden
The man seemed to be onerary because ha had a bad day at work.